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Police forces across the country have found that the number of crimes involving children

attacking their parents has doubled in the last three years from around 7,000 to 14,000. The figures have been uncovered by the BBC in Yorkshire after they made a freedom of information

request. They were invited to attend a course in Doncaster called Getting On.

It's one of a handful of similar schemes around the country which aim to help parents and children

find a solution to this type of abuse.

I spoke to Emma Glasgow, the BBC Yorkshire Home Affairs

Correspondent and asked her about the figures which came from 19 police forces around the country and how seriously are the police taking this?

Well the figures that we've had from these 19 police forces, they do show a very significant increase.

Those police forces recorded more than 7,000 incidents of children attacking parents in 2015

and more than 14,000 last year in 2018.

But the reason that we've got information from 19 out of 44 police forces

across the UK is because these incidents fall under the domestic violence category

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